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Show .A- ' - I rjuiveriiiy cf Utah The -- . A IMES . THE COUNTY NEWS . MltUn. Zlteeems, that a.fi.nih.gme of ball Baaabalt . ij be- Dankd llrinerof was here on tween Coalville and Kamas is a bard Farmers and Ranchers of Rock port,. Peoa, Oakley, Ndrth Kamas, Sunday looking afterMorgan a shipment of cat- thing to pall off. At any rate, tbs tle. game of Saturday ia the second one beKamas, Woodland and Bench Creek, the tween tbe clubs of these two toa ns that Hy Button, th Gratsville stock ownButter Department of the QATHERKD BY OUR ALERT haasnded in a dispute. Ot tbe merits ie (hete egaie at hn old stamping of er, the first dispute we know nothing, grounds.' but of opinions last SatMelvin Rail a1ade a trip to Coalville arose over a decision of the umurday to on Sunday participate in memorial pire in the last halt of the fourth inning xercisee. when he declared G. Bnffmirs, one of ' Tka IfMU of tfca Wook Trw KaarlJ it now running and it fully equipped to make a large amount of first-cla- s butter. of young cattle changed the Coalville Te run order In to established. will What be nine, safe on second. The During the summer a cheese department Itny Town la Summit Couatj en here arthe bands 30th under milk ult. and were runner in making second ran over the present than, w Tka Tlmaas" Bapraaaalallfaa Bara both departments we find that we shall Deed more shipped to Chicago. fell and reached for it with his rangements, is produced in the vicinity of the Creamery. We would therefore base, Vaaad to Writs Abamt. now ask that you arrange to produce at least ten times as much milk at you are Andrew tod Matthew Kennedy and hand. The ball had been thrown to the Co will grow producing. There are many acres of waste land near the ofCreamery that Of Randolph, Rich or sals for is familial Much land world. this in the milk finest connty, second baseman, who caught it and the producing grasses touched the man who was then down. rent. We pay the highest cash price for bntter fat, or its equivalent in butter, of were boro Menday, OikLIl. CRUSTAL I It EA 511.11 CO., anv firm in Summit County. The tbe runners hand umpire thought thus season, has been The a far, very A. A. MILLS, Manager. . Oaeley, Utah, June 3, 1897. wri fine one, and the grass has an excep- was on the base before be was touched, declared him safe. Tbs pitcher for Emtob Time- and 4 good start, tionally BOVTSV1LLC. the Kamas nine theught- - differently, IheTiig IE makes. Send the ring to 1)7. Visick is here and stopping at W UJ The Nepoosett Company has already threw down the ball to M the dollar the and and declined to best your girl, 1897. Stevens's. H. 52 HovrsviLLE, Utah, June 3, sheared a portion of its flocks. Others and of the but the Journal, theyll play longer. Aajangls followed, tbe eve of shearing. are os Ed Denny is the milkman from Oak- publisher : Times Editok both be happy. fci Try it with Thx umpire refused to change bis decision, ley at present. Despite the rumors of taxes, all sheep- tbe pitcher would not yield the point, on a bush Times and see how the scheme works. Harry Lambert left v Qc men wear kg smile those days. The and hence the The creamery is doing a high old busgame stopped. At this There are only eight boles to be dug ress trip to Balt Lake. . reason they assign is that all ewes this point the gams stood, Kamas iness. They churn twice a day. IS, Coaland five poles to be furnished to comEarly Ohio and Rochester seed pota' Cf year have 'twins. A big crop of lambs ville 7, tbe lattsr nine being in their Dr. Martin of the Salt Lake hospital plete the four miles that Peoa had to put toes for sale by C. H. Weet. B. is reported,' J.B, fourth and is here treating some chronic cases. with one man oat inning Miss L. Kennedy was up soliciting up for the telephone line, and the polee i i two men on bases. Kamas was ahead, A heavy frost last night did some wifi all be up before this is in type. members for the L. O T. M. this week. , Waytida Nta. Sg but according to the rnlea they 'forfeited damage to the gardens and small fruit. There are eighteen poles not up but there Ice formed here Wednesday night an WaksycH, Utah, May 27, 1897. tke game by refusing te play it out. The river is falling very fast at pres- are thirreen poles ready to go up which eighth of an inch thick, and much of , Times; Editok We regret very much Jbat .there five stated as above, poles leaves, ent owing to the cold wave of the past only the early vegetation was t gmaged. a heavy frost and some ice last should be any unpleasantness over to be furnished and which are piomised. Quite few days. r Sheepmen Naylor, Newton, Os well night, and at present writing the at- friendly gams of ball, but wliltever tbe Howevor the gap will be filled en time The attachment case of John Maxwell and Burns have bought five sections of feeling may be with regard to tbe disand we ma soon have the pleasure of mosphere li? decidedly frigid. vs. Nets Pearson was decided in favor of railroad land east of Hoytsville for a of Saturday, we know that George Hello, to our neighboring summer ..TheJforcS ofaien who have been at pute saying the defendant. 0. H. W. range. e the umpire, was sincers In the Wilde, towns. Too much praise cannot be work for the past ten days on the U. conviction that his decision wss right, toHENEFKK. Attorney Bismarck Snyder of Coalville given Bishop 8. Walker far the interest their work stock P, yard complete and those wbo know him end have seen was here on legal business Tuesday. At- he has taken in the matter which he so Henkfeb, Utah, June S, 1897. day, after putting the yards in first-c'a- t him umpire many games also know torney Lockhart of Park City was also kindly took in band owing to the sick- Editob Times: shape.x that he would show no bias while ocbare. ness of O. F. Lyons who had charge of Shearing will begin about June 6th. Wilson returned to Pai k City on G. so cupying that position. All who witness- To tho farmers and people of is line tho of Now the this division. that Harry Jove, a ysung graduate A number have been in tbs vicinity in the 2nd ed the game will agree that the point be no is Ho shoold is in near town. there Lake delay completed Salt hospital, of employment incident t thereto, In was a very close one, and in Supimit County Carl Allison of Coalville mads a busi- quest Interested in some good mining prop- or hesitation on tbe part of anyone and but ae they were a little early, have all question we do candor ness not on here think 2nd. tbe tbe We will sell for the next tbe tbe visiting for wire trip all should be ready by erty in Butte, Mont. passed on, field was in club tbe Yuca. justified B. R. of Several quitting of E. men have our week. first the gone young Frank' Marchant, Mr. Palmer, Don 30 days the following arOlson A Salmon bars just received and believe a majority of the Kamas Wahsatch to shear to ticles At one-thir- d M. ofif sheep. H. C. Worth, Miles, Cy Walker, fresh invoice ot e'ery thing necessary nine are of tho same opinion. ", HOCKFOKT. James 8almonof Coalville gave an in- and the Bleazard and others of Peoa were in atfrom regular price, usually kspt in a community like After tbe first game broke up a mils; Rcckpoit, Utah, June 2, 1897. teresting discourse here on Sunday lest. but- - you must mention tendance on court here Tuesday. has supplied a long Tbe am! $ra from. Ilevtsville,oie Wanship Times : " , - J rases Evans lost a fine mare the other Rditob Mr. Haines, tbe Evanston trader, bee felt want ; hers, and the people are Coalville was The Coalville Times: gotten together and every last. come at Winter has 100 few refused made baa trades here times several several the past f day. He showing their appreciation by a fairly interesting game of five innings was MENS WOOL SHIRTS. S. Lizxie Biddoway bat returned from deyi. ; for tbs animal. liberal patronage. , JERSEY . played between them and the Coalville a Park City, We have bad several showers during iDa WORKING resulted for a ia tbe club. It Jons Evanston tbs victory 6th, Sunday, fxoa. ; Mr. Boise of Bnllerville is visiting in the past few days, bat not enough for and Wasatch bate-ba- n COTTON teams will cross Blue Jeans, tbs scoie standing 11 to H ' P104, .Utah, Jons 2, 1897. Rock ' irrigation. port. bats on the grounds her. The grounds with an inning to spare for tbe victors. Mens shirts of t Echos Tim is: XT-- . Of Cora Stembridge baa returned from 'A dance given here by ,the .Wilapn are being prrio. 6 rat Ickei. iaMW and ill Boy V- - H.k went to Fait Lake Ust Balt Lake CltyT'. Bros, band of ,Fark City on Friday last ae every bedy ie invited, tbe attendance, for Knee up On Monday tbe married men and sin' - ' ' it Is Friday te have an operation performed James 8 taker of Teton City, Idaho, is was well attended. expected, will be good, and Wafor children, men crossed bats sad again pants ages 3 again gle on his little son Hollis. visiting with bis father, W, H. Staker, Ueber C Stephens was busy hauling satch can be depended upon to do tbs tbe yonng fellows scooped in the laurels to 14, Boys long pants, The tragedy which baa been on for Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Staker and James bis wool on tbe 2ud. lie is storing bis courteous. and came off with colors flying. As In ages 10 to 3o. Mens socks some time past ended in a hnge farce, Staker went to Oeklev en a visit on Fun wool for the present. Tbe pedeitran element ie growing more the first game, a great deal of jibing and from 5c. up. . Ladies hose and the audience smiled. day last. First-cla- ss Hyrum Gibby of Morgan and George numerous t the mild weather ap- joshing was indulged in on both sides, from 7c up. ,fex young men left here on the first Kamas and Rock port baseball teams Wilson of Park City have been visiting proaches. Is has ever been tbe case, bnt the single men had the Ust grin, celluloid collar, 15c; cuffs, of the week for Wyoming where they are booked for a game at Rockporton here during the week . there are many among them good and they didnt forget to take it. lhat Mens good pants at 25c; In are to hard and who in fellows luck, shearing Saturday next. get employment hope grin could be plainly beard up town. The baseball game between llenefer honest to $2.50; Mens duck $50 bobos the professional sheep. Tbe score at thd end of the game stood Clara Hortin has gone to Salt Lake and Morgan on Friday last resulted in a who like tbe lillies of the valley toil 14 to 20 in favor of the yonng men. And lined coats at $1.45. And Ruby Marchant, the tittle daughter City to spend a few weeks with her sis- victory for the former. shoes and boots almost at Jirr. still the diamond is not levelled. not, neither do they spin. J. A. Marchant is ery silk and Dr. Hos ter, Mrs. Jenson. A social dance w as given here on J une to on your own price, as we have -attend mer was called Tuesday TUB SC0KS. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siddoway, Mrs. 1st under the auspices of Warwick Fob- D. P. Davis, a prominent liveryMr. her. great many large sizes E. Vernon and Mrs. Alice Malin have ter and tbe baseball boys. man and merchant of Goshen, Vs., has and they willjgo at half we are Wednesday, enjoying gone to Salt Lake City. George Tristram and Alexander Fife this to sayon the subject of rheumatism : price. the delights of a snow storm and the Hello, Coalville boys, is that you? made a trip to Morgan on the 2nd to I take pleasure in reccoramending hills are white with snow which is melt- IIow do AMERICA! CLOTHISG CO.. Park City. you like quitting in the middle look after their mining property. Chamberlains Pain ,Balm for rheumaing fast as the day advances. of the game when you Hre behind ? Mr. and Mrs. Salmon of Coalville and tism, as 1 know from personal exper E. J. WOLTER, Manager. Mr. 8. G. Watson has been teaching Brigham Youngs birthday a as ob- Mr Clara Toone of Oroydea were among iance that it wiil do all that is claimed BChool in Park City during the past served here in a pleasing manner bv old the visitors hereon Sunday last, lor it. A year ago this spring my week in Prof. McCoikles place while and brother was laid up in bed with inoung. All met at the sehoolhouse, A gams of baseball was played here that gentleman was attending the book which was lieautifully decorated, where rheumatism and suffered 1st flammatory June between 0n Echo and llenefer. convention in Salt Lake City. they listened to a nice program by tne The game was won by llenefer. Score, intensely. The first application of President Brigham Youngs birthday children, after which refreshments were 36 to 12. Chamberlains Pain Balm eased the was appropriately celebrated on June served. They then retired to tbe park, the use of one bottle comThere were no general exercises here pain and 1st by the Primary Association of Peoa. where they enjoyed themselves playing cured him. For sale by John on Decoration Day, but the graves of our pletely There was singing, recitations, readings, games. ' The baseball team then chalA son. Bojrden dead w ere decorated on Saturday, Son-da- y dialogues and remarks. At the close the lenged tbe young ladie for a game of and Monday. National Educational Association SSaat- -. lunch of excellent an children partook ball, which they accepted, and after All who are indebted to tbe llenefer which was provided for the occasion. five hard the playing innings, boys were Utah. Co., For the meeting of the National EduD. Ditch Company on tbe 5 cents cash levy to7. Saturday afternoon the base ball game defeated,t tbe score standingl8 for 1897 are requested to make h settle- cational Association at Buffalo in 1896 between the young men and the marthe excellent service given by the Union ment with the treasurer at once. WAESBIF. ried men took place. The married men Pacific was commented on by all those Wamship, Utah, June 3,1897. The bicycle won by G. Judd in tbe were the. victors. The ladies took much SCO BT IKNIMOS. who bad the pleasure of using that line. . interest in the game and the married Editok Times ; Herald drawing is a very nice wheel. 1 2 3 4 6 6 T This year onr educational friends meet ones were jubilant while the younger 2 Tke U. P. ticket office at this place Mr. Judd baa not commenced riding it In Jeans Bine General Dealer in All Kindt of Milwaukee, Wis., July 6th to 9th, Black Diamonds. .4 0204102 2616 20 ones well, they claimed the earth, but has been closed. yet, but will attend to that part of it as and members of the association and did not get it. NOTBS. Arthur Brown has been making im- soon as bo gets a little spare time. others from points west of the MissisAt the close of onr primary school on A few nights ago while Mrs. Sarah E. provements on his store. slow seem to be hard to corves James sippi River, should by all means take Walkar was absent from her residence to. on A dance was given Monday night bat Friday last a very interesting program Union Pacific. get Hod-soa thief or thieves broke into her boose. it was not The service of the Union Pacific via crowded. A good was rendered, after which Miss L. -The Kamas team were all named Pack, overly AND our teacher, surprised ber pupils Omaha or Kansas Fortunately the fact was discovered In time was had by those wbo attended. is the very best. and their scorer as well City unloss trustees bat aod the ; time to prevent any great by presenting them a The equipment consist ef handsome Mr. and Mrs. James Hixson wen..to Samnel Atwood, Jr., came down .with fortunately not in time to nab the 8alt Lake on the 2nd. James Woolsten-holm- e very neat son venir containing tbe names day coaches, Chair Cara, Pullman BufKamas team ae a spectator Saturthe bouse-breakr-n of the pupils of the school, and also tho fet and Drawing Room although one was seen Sleepers, Dining day. of Kamas accompanied them. names of tho superintendent, trustees Cars and Buffet Smoking and Library running from the building and chase A car of nice fiaggiag and building and teacher. I am informed Fewer changes-than If via - any Wanship and Hovtsville were well was made bat tbe thief got away, which that Miss Cars line. One fare, pins 2.60 for the ether a tons was shipped, from hors this week Hodaens services hsve been both at the ball game bat is to be regretted. engaged round trip will be tbe rate from all represented Tbe stone was from tbe Peoa quarry for another season. This action on the afternoon and at the dance in the School Books, ' points weet of the. Missouri River for unlay Owing to tbe.iact that Decoration Day and was Note Books, Howells to at Salt J. evening. shipped part of the trustee will meet with tbe meeting. ' came on Sunday, the committee of Lake. For illustrated matter, folders, etc., Paper, Nearly all the Kasaas beys, with their general approval of the people..- - W.B. ladies who had charge of the exercises call on or write, C.I. Wbbadon, Agent. ladies, remained after tbe ball game on held of meetcitizens a this Tbe Envelopes, place concluded .to decorate the graves on and attended a social dance at to discus the adviaability Saturday WAHS4CH. Tablets, Monday ing dome. the was which Daring Batnrday, Last Nstlss. tbe ball in tbe evening. A very pleasWaoaaTCH, Utah, Jans 1, 1897. Blanks, forenoon tbe gentlemen were engaged of leasing State lands and purchasing The Board ef Health have made an ant time was bad. in cleaning up the grounds and repair- railroad laads to range their stack on. Editob Turns; Pens, examination ef property and find many was decided to appoint a committee laces in sn unsatisfactory condition. a naans ia ing the graves and in I he afternoon the It Pencils, . quarter For pockst every of Francis was a visitor S otice is hereby J. Morgan given that if premises there are a dozen uses; and to each one ladies decorated tbe graves with flow- to wait on the citisens of Reck port and hers on Ink,' are not properly cleaned up by June 6th, Sunday. Hoytsrille and get them to join na in ers. . in each a way a to drive the greateet Rulers, Ten cars of yonng cattle from Nevada the law willofbe strictly enforced. one company in purchasing tbe land. Board of Health. benefit (is a question every one mast The way to make money, aooording By order Erasers.. A general meeting at tbe citizens of tbe wars loaded hare on tbs 29th. J. M.Faddim, Mayor. solve for bimself. We believe, howto the Waycroase (Ga.) Journal Is this : Slates. , called aooa. Y. three towna will be Will Whits ef Sait Lake was hare an Take a dollar bill and fold it several ever, that no better nse could be made Fishing Tackle, or is a anything in Thirty years the 30th making a sals of cattle. long time to fight sb to extimes each way. Then unfold it and you a trouble as piles, bat Jacob of one of these quarters than When the spring time comes, gentle that painful me a line, call before! give W. J. Wright, the Coalville clothier, Mitchell, of Union bottle of Chamberlains will find it in creases. Ksep tbe in- Annie, Mike all other sensible pereona, " ' villa, Pa., struggled change it for a was Diarrhoea on here business and bent Saturday. that long before be tried DeWitts Colio, Cholera Remedy, purchasing. creases, bat send tbe original bill te tbe will cleanse the liver and renovate tbe editor who put you onto the, scheme. system with DeWitte little Early A big'change In the weather occurred Witch Hazel Salve, wlch quickly and a medecine that every family should bs permanently cored him. It ia equally Risers, famous little pills for tbe liver on tbe lad. After a Take a silver dollar aod drop it npei and provided with. For sale by John Boylong ipelhof alee, ffactiva in esema and all skia affections. stomach all the year round. John tbe counter. Yea will at once notice Boyden A Son. PEQA, warm weather, it turned very cold, with Jeha Boyden A Son. . den A Son. i UTAH' 0 Crystal Creamery 8 i- d o a u o ' . Q I- 1 0u to-da- 2 Q J ' American Clothing Company PARK CITY, 5?! s ij, ' omni-prese- - To-da- Postoflice Store, PEOA ' 9 Summit 0. F. LYONS, 0128620 n, You Want -- ' . Postofffce Building, , a. C |